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Nominated this for The "Finally Rehauled" Award. Great game, and with the rehaul it really is even bigger an incentive now to grab it. Not to be missed if you are a fan of old-school with modern-day feel RPG.

Grim Dawn is equivalent to being a direct successor to the Titan Quest series. For the uninitiated, Grim Dawn is developed by Crate Entertainment, of which was what that rose from the ashes of Iron Lore's (Titan Quest's developer) THQ-related demise.

So why mention it?

TQ's strongest selling point back then was it's dual-class system. Pick two different classes to make your own class. Or choose not to and specialise in only a single class. The choice was yours, and quite frankly the choices were nearly unlimited too. GD in being a successor to TQ brings back the dual-classing system, with an additional twist: Devotion skills. The Devotion skills system adds an additional layer of character customisation, which made what was nearly an overwhelming amount of build choices even more overwhelming.

To keep this review brief, to me that is the best selling point about this game: endless build choices. Crate has successfully brought back a personally missed feature in many ARPGs to date, and made it even better. I foresee myself returning back to GD time and again whenever my life permits and never finding myself bored of the game.